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Anesth Analg June 2021 PMID 33646983

Association Between Ionized Calcium Concentrations During Hemostatic Transfusion and Calcium Treatment With Mortality in Major Trauma.

Phuriphong Chanthima, Kornkamon Yuwapattanawong, Thanyalak Thamjamrassri, Rajen Nathwani, Lynn G Stansbury, Monica S Vavilala, Saman Arbabi, John R Hess

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The discussions reflect a positive reception toward the article, with comments like 'importance of calcium management' and 'study's implications for trauma care', demonstrating their engagement. The tone emphasizes potential clinical benefits, suggesting that the findings could influence future practices and protocols in trauma treatment, underscoring their perceived impact.

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Several discussions express support for the findings, highlighting the importance of calcium management in trauma care.

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Posts show moderate curiosity, often referencing the innovative aspects and implications of calcium levels in transfusions.

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Participants acknowledge the potential for the study to change trauma treatment protocols, emphasizing its relevance and significance.

Abstract in brief

  • This study investigated how calcium levels during blood transfusions in severe trauma patients relate to mortality, suggesting that early calcium treatment might improve outcomes.
  • Researchers analyzed data from over 11,000 trauma patients, focusing on their ionized calcium levels, blood product use, and death rates in the hospital.
  • The findings showed a high occurrence of hypocalcemia early after injury and indicated that managing calcium levels with supplementation could be important for reducing death risk in major trauma cases.]
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RT @SurgeryEmirates: @OkadaYohei https://t.co/uMVASzIW8z これです！ ただ、最近新しいのが出てる可能性があるので、また検索してみたいと思います。

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@OkadaYohei https://t.co/uMVASzIW8z これです！ ただ、最近新しいのが出てる可能性があるので、また検索してみたいと思います。

Aug 30, 2024 · 10 likes · 2 shares · 1,980 followers View post →
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